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...Northerns. Liao posted 46 goals in the campaign, three of which were game-winners. In arguably her best performance of the year, Liao scored four goals and the game-winning shot in overtime to down Concordia College.Other seniors who took their acts on the road and found success were Snyder and Mueller, scoring 38 and 24 goals, respectively.As the season progressed and injuries began to mount, the team relied upon its youth reserves to step in and provide some assistance. “It’s always important, especially since we’re graduating such a large senior...
...future, but it can also cause you to pull your hair out if you don’t have the leadership.”But the freshman class of Chenoweth, Jessica Fronk, and Dina Emde, to name a few, added its fair share to Harvard’s success. Richardson and Olson carried their momentum from cross country through the indoor and outdoor seasons.The outdoor Heps were highlighted by Olson’s anchoring of the 4x800-meter relay team, during which she overtook the Cornell runner in the home stretch to give the relay squad the gold medal with...
...Hoopes Prize winner Elizabeth B. David ’08 said she credited her adviser, history professor David R. Armitage, “100 percent” for her success. “He pushed me to find the argument, to pull out my own ideas and not bury them in historiography,” she said...
...second time, as Harvard was swept 9-0 once again. The Crimson played Yale for third place in the final round and lost, 6-3, leaving Harvard fourth overall. Although the Crimson suffered a disappointing end of the season, a few Harvard players were rewarded with individual success in the CSA Individual Championships. Sophomore Colin West earned a spot on the CSA All-American Team for his efforts, while freshman Richard Hill took home the Malloy Cup for his victories in the ‘B’ bracket. “In this situation, [Hill...
Despite its youth, the Harvard sailing team found success this season—and the co-ed squad saved the best for last. The Crimson’s mixed team, led by seniors Kyle Kovacs and Elyse Dolbec, earned berths to two national regattas. After a seventh-place finish at the ICSA Dinghy National Semifinals at the end of April, Harvard came back the next weekend and issued a dominant team racing performance to take a surprising third at the New England Team Race Championship. “It was certainly the most pleasantly surprising happening of the whole spring...